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Prediction markets in Canada

Of the 23 platforms we review, 3 are open to residents of Canada, 8 with restrictions and 8 exclude them. For 4 the published terms do not say either way.

Securities and gaming are regulated by the provinces. Ontario is the province most often named as restricted in platform terms; availability elsewhere in Canada depends on each platform’s own list.

Each line reports what the platform’s own terms say, with the source we read and when. It is not legal advice, and a platform can still refuse an individual account. Last checked 26 Sept 2026.

Available 3

Available with restrictions 8

Not available 8

Not verified 4

Prediction markets in Canada: common questions

Can residents of Canada use Kalshi?
No. Kalshi’s terms exclude residents of Canada. Canada is on the Member Agreement's list of Restricted Jurisdictions. Residents may not trade Event Contracts (the agreement says this does not by itself bar holding membership).
Can residents of Canada use Polymarket?
With restrictions. Polymarket is open to residents of Canada only in part. Only four provinces are restricted: Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec (close-only in the API docs, blocked regions in the help centre; Ontario users cannot deposit or trade). Other provinces are not listed.
Can residents of Canada use FanDuel Predicts?
No. FanDuel Predicts’s terms exclude residents of Canada. FanDuel Predicts can only be used from eligible U.S. locations, based on geolocation.
Can residents of Canada use Interactive Brokers ForecastTrader?
Yes. According to Interactive Brokers ForecastTrader’s own terms, residents of Canada can use it. Interactive Brokers Canada Inc. is one of the listed eligible affiliates (clients aged 21+), and IBKR Canada's own site offers IBKR Prediction Markets. No province exclusions are stated.
Can residents of Canada use Crypto.com Prediction Markets?
No. Crypto.com Prediction Markets’s terms exclude residents of Canada. The help centre says Prediction Trading is available in the United States only.
Can residents of Canada use Opinion?
With restrictions. Opinion is open to residents of Canada only in part. Only Ontario is named as a Restricted Jurisdiction; other provinces not listed. Terms of Use (no date shown), Restricted Jurisdictions clause.